5 days Sidi Mbarek Waterfalls

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Overview

Duration:5 days 4 nights
Travelers:2 - 10 guests
Tour Type:Group trek
Language:Arabic, English, French

Enjoy a unique 5-day horseback riding adventure around Essaouira
This experience combines nature, Berber culture, breathtaking landscapes, and authentic Moroccan hospitality under traditional tents.
A perfect mix of adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable moments

Horseback riding through forests, rivers, and wild beaches Discover Argan tree landscapes and traditional Berber villages
Stunning ocean views and cliffside trails
Overnight stays in traditional Moroccan bivouac camps
Moroccan tea and pastries at every camp
Visit to waterfalls and scenic natural spots
Visit a women’s Argan oil cooperative

Includes/Excludes

Horse and riding equipment
Professional guide and support team
Transfers between Essaouira and the stables
All meals during the trek (picnic lunches, dinner, breakfast)
Overnight stay in seaside bivouac or guesthouse
Tea, snacks, and water during the ride

Flights and travel to Morocco
Personal expenses
Tips and gratuities
Travel insurance
Optional guesthouse upgrade (Day 4)

Itinerary

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Day 1 – Diabat → Ida Ogourd

Transfer to the stables in Diabat, just outside Essaouira.
Meet the team and get your horse.
Start the trek along Oued El Ksob, riding through juniper forests and countryside landscapes.
Lunch in Douar Larab village.
In the afternoon, continue towards Ida Ogourd, crossing small Berber villages.
Arrival at your bivouac near a historic sugar factory.
Tea, Moroccan pastries, dinner, and overnight in traditional tents.

Day 2 – Ida Ogourd → Sidi Mhand O Mhand

Day 3 – Sidi Mhand O Mhand → Iftane

After breakfast, ride through large Argan forests and traditional villages.
Enjoy a picnic along the way.
Arrival at Iftane, with breathtaking views over the ocean.
Tea, Moroccan pastries, dinner, and overnight in camp.

Day 4 – Iftane → Sidi Kaouki

Ride along cliffs with stunning ocean views towards the waterfalls of Sidi Mbarek.
Picnic near the waterfalls.
Continue along wild beaches to reach Sidi Kaouki.
Arrival at your seaside camp.
Tea, dinner, and overnight in bivouac
(Possibility to stay in a guesthouse).

Day 5 – Sidi Kaouki → Diabat / Essaouira

After breakfast, ride towards Essaouira.
Enjoy long, wild beaches, dunes, and pass by a small fishing village.
Picnic break during the ride.
Arrival at Diabat stables in the afternoon (around 15:30).
Transfer back to Essaouira.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I get there?

Our rides start in Diabat, 10 minutes from Essaouira.
Fly to Essaouira Airport (closest)
Or fly to Marrakech or Agadir and drive 2–3 hours
We can help you get a taxi or private transfer.

What is included?

The price covers:
Horse and riding gear
A friendly guide on every ride
Meals (breakfast, picnic lunch, dinner)
Accommodation in tents or guesthouses
Tea, water, and snacks
Luggage transport between camps
You only need to carry water, sunscreen, and a small bag during the ride.

Who can join?

Our treks are best for riders with some experience:
Comfortable walking, trotting, and cantering
Able to control your horse in open areas
Able to ride several hours per day
Beginners can start with a short local ride in Essaouira.

What kind of horses?

We ride Barb and Arabian-Barb horses:
Strong, fit, and safe
Used to long rides on beaches, dunes, and forests
Matched to your riding level
You can also help brush and tack your horse if you want.

Where do we sleep?

Camps: Comfortable tents with mattresses and pillows
Guesthouses: Private rooms with bathrooms
Showers and toilets are available at campsites
Meals are made fresh by our team

What should I pack?

Riding clothes and boots
Helmet (recommended)
Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
Warm layers for evenings
Water bottle and camera
Sleeping bag if camping
Personal medication

Other things to know

We recommend bringing:
Comfortable riding clothes
Riding boots or closed shoes
Insurance: You must have travel and riding insurance
Visa: Most visitors don’t need a visa for Morocco, check before travel
Dietary needs: Tell us if you have allergies or special diets
Wi-Fi: Limited at camps, available at some guesthouses